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08/19/2008 Road Blog: Day in Pictures

As Barack finished his speech at the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) convention today, Tropical Storm Faye was rapidly approaching the city of Orlando.  The eye of the storm was nearing the convention site by the time Barack and crew exited the building and headed for the motorcade.  They got drenched!  A veteran cameraman familiar with Florida weather looked at the ominous sky and said, "It just gets worse from here."

Thankfully, Barack and his motorcade escaped the worst of it by heading to higher ground for the next town hall in North Carolina.

Check out pictures from the road in the (rainy) Sunshine State and the Tarheel State:

Arun Chaudhary
August 19th, 2008
En route to Greensboro, NCM

08/19/2008 Reminder: A Special Invitation to join the Grassroots Finance Committee

On Saturday, Campaign Manager David Plouffe sent out a special message inviting our supporters to join the Grassroots Finance Committee.

It may seem a little intimidating to set a personal goal of raising $1,000, but you'll be surprised at how easy it is to get started. We'll walk you through how to set up a personal fundraising page, reach out to friends, and track your progress.

Chances are you know quite a few people who would be happy to get involved but don't know how. You can bring them into this movement and help them own a piece of this historic campaign.

I hope you'll help us build the momentum by joining the Grassroots Finance Committee today.

We've worked hard to build tools that make it easy, and our staff is available to help you along the way.

Together, we're changing politics by bringing ordinary people together to accomplish extraordinary things.

Thanks,

Chris

Chris Hughes
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08/19/2008 Organize for Change: Convention Watch Party Packets

All this week, a volunteer crew at our Chicago HQ is assembling and mailing the packets for everyone who signed up to host an Organize for Change Convention Watch Party. Thousands of supporters have already signed up to host or attend a watch party on August 28, the night Barack Obama will accept the Democratic nomination.

We're asking all our supporters not only to celebrate this historic night that you have helped make possible but also to continue to take an active role in this campaign. Before Barack delivers his speech, gather with your friends and neighbors to start planning your organizing efforts for the short time we have left before November.

The host packets include everything you need for a successful event:

• Organize for Change DVD

• Convention stickers

• "Change" sign

• Meeting checklist and agenda

• Sign-in sheets

• Voter registration guide

We'll be sending host packets - including a free DVD and stickers - to everyone who creates an event by midnight tomorrow. Don't miss out on your chance to share this historic moment with your friends and family, as well as millions of fellow supporters across the country. Sign up to create or attend a Convention Watch Party now:

08/19/2008 Road to Denver: Ashley from Louisiana

Ashley's interest in community leadership began with a race for middle school treasurer and has only grown from there. She's now a staffer in newly-minted Congressman Don Cazayoux's office. "It was second nature," she said. "My family's always been involved and abreast of what's going on in the country and with politics."

As a community leader, one of Ashley's biggest priorities is service, which she typically performs in conjunction with her church and her sorority. She is a regular worker in the local soup kitchen and also serves the community in various other capacities.

Her experience working in the community helped her identify with Barack:

I would listen to him talk about how the only way the election and campaign could work is from the bottom up. I agreed with him and thought that was truly the only was it could work. I asked myself what I could do, how I could help in my state and really contribute.

Ashley typed in her zip code on My.BarackObama.com and was instantly connected to other local supporters. From there it was easy.

I joined the grassroots organizations and started meeting people who had the same interests. During the primary, we would do voter registration, pass out flyers, and phone bank. After the primary was over, I was still trying to figure out how I could contribute more, so I went to the DNC website to see how I could become a delegate.

Ashley discovered that she would have to apply and then appear before a committee, with the committee making the final selections. Although many delegates waited until the day of interviews, Ashley took proactive steps.

I wrote a letter about why I wanted to be a delegate and why I supported Senator Obama, and I e-mailed and snail-mailed that to all the people on the committee. There were about 200 of them. Because people received my info before the meeting and already knew my name, they could just put a face to my name. The meeting lasted forever. It started at about 11:00 that morning and didn't end until 6:00 that evening. I talked to all the committee members at least three times or more, just telling them about myself and how I've been involved. And because of the that, they chose me as an at large delegate.

Ashley hopes to use her position as a delegate to advance the issues that are important to her -- education and health care.

Education is a main issue for me... I'm in graduate school and paying back loans and having that financial stress is a big concern. Also health care is a big deal because I'm 24, and with my mom's insurance you get kicked off at 23. So that's a major issue -- making sure you're covered. I don't have time as a student to get a full-time job with those benefits to be able to cover myself, so that's a top issue.

With six days to go until the start of the Democratic National Convention, excitement is building in Denver and across America. Soon, delegates from all fifty states will convene in the Mile High City to cast their ballots for Barack Obama and witness his acceptance of the Democratic Party's nomination for president of the United States.

Thursday, August 28th will be the biggest night of the campaign so far. Even if you can’t be in Denver, you can be a part of this historic convention by attending a Convention Watch Party in your area.

08/19/2008 LIVE: Barack in Raleigh, North Carolina
Barack is currently holding a town hall on the economy at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, North Carolina. Tonight's town hall kicks off a two day economic bus tour through North Carolina and Virginia.

Watch the town hall live below...

 

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